Symphony of Body and Soul

In the middle of the twenty-second century, mankind finally broke free from the shackles of flesh and blood. The mechanical body brings disease-free youth, unlimited power and nearly eternal life, and is "upgraded" to become the dawn of civilization. The world is as glamorous as a precision-operated machine, performance is privilege, and body is class. However, senior engineer Su Cheng glimpsed the cracks in the promise of perfection in the data fragments of the old body - a period of sensory fear that should not exist. When his daughter who refused to change her body struggled to move in an increasingly unfamiliar world, and when the research left by his deceased wife pointed to the buried truth, Su Cheng discovered that behind this liberation was a silent control: buried in every gleaming body was a chain called "synergy." At this moment, he must answer: When the body becomes a downloadable device, who has the authority to decide "why I am who I am"? This is a war about body ownership, under steel and code, about human beings' final autonomy.